FoundRae’s Beth Hutchens, a Downtown Girl to the Core, Has Opened an Uptown Outpost for Her Collectible Jewelry

The John A. Paulson Center at NYU is a multifunctional facility that fosters community engagement, academic activities, and student life.

The John A. Paulson Center at NYU is a multifunctional facility that fosters community engagement, academic activities, and student life.

Interior Design Reveals the 2023 Rising Giants

Presenting Interior Design’s 2024 Sustainability Giants

Of the 100 Sustainability Giants, one-third are new to the rankings, which we attribute to increased recognition of this newest Giants category initiative, now in its second year.

Firms With The Most Projects Tracking Embodied Carbon

The $13.8 million contract was awarded to Davis Brody Bond LLP in a joint venture with Spacesmith LLP, a woman-owned Architect/Engineer firm. Both companies are based in New York City.

Headquartered in New York, SCO Family of Services is one of the largest human services providers in the metropolitan area, providing vital services and support to children, families, adults and the community for more than 125 years. The agency provides access to a continuum of care that improves outcomes for people facing significant life challenges, focusing on education, housing, juvenile justice services, support for people with developmental disabilities, and well-being. community.

Transparency, Lightness, Green Roofs: John A. Paulson Center

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Jewellery label FoundRae’s Dallas pop-up at The Conservatory in Highland Park Village combines medallions, charms and homeware alongside vintage objects.

Mix the warmth of a wood-paneled library with vintage displays and the magic of a modern curiosity shop, and you have the ingredients FoundRae co-founder and creative director Beth Hutchens used to design her newest retail space in Dallas.

Brian Bolke Welcomes Cult-Loved Jewelry Brand FoundRae Home to Dallas’ Highland Park Village

A Dinner Soirée Worthy of the New Jewel Box Store

BY BILLY FONG // 10.12.23

The Case for Trauma-Informed Design

The Case for Trauma-Informed Design Spaces created with comfort in mind make us feel safer, valued, and more connected to others

By Ámbar Margarida • October 4, 2023 • Architecture, Letter to the Editor, Op-Ed

U.S. State Dept. Bureau of OBO

Transparency Behind Closed Doors

Ennead’s U.S. embassy in Turkey is designed for contradictory tensions

By Jesse Dorris • August 15, 2023 • Architecture, Dispatch, International

U.S. State Dept. Bureau of OBO - Ankara

Jane Smith's home is long and narrow, with the main entrance facing north. Upon entering, the living area is to the left, the bedrooms to the right. The large windows that bisect the eastern part of the house simulate a barn-like structure. Being able to open the western-facing exterior doors offers versatility to the house, making it comfortable for a crowd of up to 70 people to mingle, or for just Smith and her dog to relax and enjoy the wooded views.

Openings new and notable restaurants: Aquavit, NYC